Sentence examples for commitment to the race from inspiring English sources

Tommy Vietor, a White House spokesman, said that Mr. Obama had made clear his commitment to the Race for the Top program, and that House Democrats were posing a false choice.

Mr. Jeffries said he would not speculate on the decision until the campaign itself issued a statement, but he did address the grumblings about Mr. Towns's commitment to the race in recent months, calling them unfair.

"I think this personal challenge will only energize him even more in his commitment to the race," Randy M. Mastro, the former deputy mayor, said in one such call.

Both have demonstrated their commitment to the race in concrete ways, for example, by leaving their husbands for committing "race disloyalty" in their voting choices during Reconstruction (VAJC, 133 and 115).

"The loan is a sign of Sen. Clinton's commitment to the race, commitment to the process and a commitment to staying competitive with Sen. Obama," he said.

We have hired a new director of racing who supports our commitment to the racing industry.

In a further setback for Akin, he has raised just $100,000 in an online fundraising drive that he called a message to "party bosses" about his commitment to the Missouri Senate race.

The original third wavers, with their reclaiming of "girl culture" and their commitment to the intersectionality of race, class and gender are now touching 40.

And at the end of his more-than-10-minute segment on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," the real estate mogul vented a bit about the reporting concerning his recent comments about his commitment to the Republican presidential race.

York and Scarborough have until Monday 22 December to register their commitment to host the race with organisers Welcome to Yorkshire and the Amuary Sport Organisation (ASO).

"Because there has been no commitment to this race, no official announcement, it is entirely possible that the mayor decides he doesn't want to play in this race," Mr. Lazio said.